Marketplace
Taxonomy
Categories, jobs-to-be-done and membership approvals. A leaderboard is only useful when it answers one specific buyer question and has enough products to be a real comparison.
Categories
Jobs
Below density threshold
Under 3 products
Membership applications
Structure
Marketing & Sales
marketing-and-salesFinding an audience, converting it, and closing the deal.
Which tool should I use to plan and publish across social channels?
How should I measure marketing performance end to end?
Productivity
productivityGetting work planned, written down and moved forward.
Engineering & Development
engineering-and-developmentShipping software and keeping it healthy in production.
Design & Creative
design-and-creativeDesigning interfaces and validating them with real users.
AI
aiBuilding, evaluating and running language-model features.
How do I know whether my AI feature is getting better or worse?
Data & Analytics
data-and-analyticsTurning raw events into numbers a team will act on.
Finance & Operations
finance-and-operationsBooks, billing and paying people, without a finance team.
Customer Experience
customer-experienceAnswering customers, and helping them answer themselves.
Membership applications
Products asking to be ranked in a job they are not currently a member of.
Create a job
Taxonomy rules
- Each ranking answers one specific buyer question.
- Companies can propose membership, but it must be approved or verified.
- User fit votes are a required input, not a formality.
- Popular products do not rank in niches they are not built for.
- A job needs at least 3 products before it is listed publicly.
- Repeated irrelevant applications are treated as category spam.